Brawl Erupts Between Two Passengers on Flight To Los Angeles
Two passengers duked it out in a free-for-all brawl aboard a Japanese airplane, ending in the arrest of a boozed-up American traveler, according to reports.
Brazil Billionaire Eike Batista Released From Prison on House Arrest
The former billionaire Eike Batista has left the Bangu prison in Rio on house arrest. Federal Judge Gilmar Mendes met the defendant’s request over the weekend.
FIFA official Sheikh Ahmad Fesigning Amid Bribery Claims
The first Asian soccer official to be convicted in the FIFA corruption scandal, a member of a committee that oversaw ethics compliance, told a U.S. judge he accepted about $1 million in bribes, including $100,000 from the former president of the Asian Football Confederation.
Google and Facebook Fall For $100M Phishing Scam
In what is considered one of the biggest phishing scams in the world, both Google and Facebook were phished for over $100 million.
Fifa Audit official Richard Lai Admits Bribery In US Federal Probe
Guam Football Association President Richard Lai, 55, pleaded guilty to criminal corruption charges in connection with accepting and paying bribes to soccer officials.
Man Calls 911, Asks For Police Dog To Search For Stolen Heroin
AKRON, Ohio — Police say an Ohio man called 911 to request a police dog to help track down heroin allegedly stolen from him.
US Judge Rules FBI Interview of Macau Billionaire Ng Lap Seng Is Inadmissible At Bribery Trial
NEW YORK -” Prosecutors cannot use post-arrest statements a Chinese billionaire made to the FBI at his Manhattan trial on charges stemming from a United Nations bribery scandal, a judge ruled Wednesday.
Delaware Trooper Fatally Shot Outside Convenience Store
A Delaware state trooper has died after he was shot in the parking lot of a Wawa convenience store, according to Delaware State Police.
New York Launches Task Force To Combat MS-13 Gang
Officials in New York announced a new anti-gang initiative on Wednesday to crack down on violence by the MS-13 street gang plaguing communities on Long Island, including four murders earlier this month.
Kim Dotcom Asks New Zealand Police To Grill FBI Chief Over ‘Data Theft’
Internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom, wanted by the US over the now-defunct file-sharing website Megaupload, has formally reported FBI Director James Comey to the New Zealand police, requesting that they urgently question him over the “theft of data” by the agency.